How Politics, History Can Influence Our Travel Experiences

“Experience, in order to understand, is something we need to cherish”

In this episode, we talk about the influence of politics and history on Virna’s travel experience. Traveling is a great opportunity to expand our horizons by genuinely being interested in the history of the places, cities, and countries we travel to.

Listen out for:

• Knowing a little bit of the history of former Yugoslavia’s countries
• Being genuinely interested in History and Culture while traveling
• Advice when it comes to perception/stereotypes abroad
• Understanding the origin of the separation of the Yugoslavia

Bonus:

•  Connect to Virna Hadziosmanovic here 👉 Her Website | Instagram | Design Club
• Check the other features on the website 👉 Aprica Nomad
• Recommended movie to watch: No Man’s Land (2001 film)

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About Virna Hadziosmanovic

Virna is a writer, blogger, content creator – artist, enthusiastic youth worker, and a proud nerd. Teaching is her passion and non-formal education together with Erasmus+ is her magic stick to motivate young people from all around Europe. But Mathematics is her first love. Books are her best friends. Originally she was born and raised in Montenegro but considered herself a half-Mostar girl (a city in Bosnia). She did a European Solidarity Corps volunteering year in Austria. During which she also worked in a refugee center. Fell in love with Vienna and decided to stay.

Her tireless motivation to make the world a better, greener place and to break the glass ceiling along the way, motivated her to start a SLOW DOWN YOUR DESIGN project with a group of friends in Austria. Currently, she is working on her second master’s degree and pursuing her MSc in Eco Design. The history and politics of the world are the initiators of her vast urge to travel and feel new cultures.